The Tennessee Historical Commission announced the groundbreaking for the Herbert Harper Visitor Center at Carter House State Historic Site, set for March 28, 2025.

MNPD has shared new surveillance images to find a suspect in the February 8 shooting of a father holding his twins outside a Nashville restaurant. They seek information on a white Ford Flex and a potential witness from a Mexican restaurant.

Nashville faces flood advisories due to heavy rain affecting the Cumberland River and other areas, with variable weather patterns expected to continue through the week.

The TBI issued a Silver Alert for missing 72-year-old Trevice Ralph and seeks public help. Ralph, believed to be in a white VW Tiguan, was last seen on Highway 41 in Manchester.

Local law enforcement in Jefferson County conducted sobriety checkpoints, screening 795 vehicles and resulting in 66 offenses, including 11 DUI arrests.

The Tennessee Supreme Court upheld the suspension of attorney Daryl A. Gray for ethical violations involving mishandling of funds and improper litigation practices.

Murfreesboro firefighters tackled a challenging blaze in an unoccupied house under renovation, managing to prevent injuries despite a precarious roof collapse and live power lines.

TDOT has announced lane closures in Middle Tennessee from March 13-19, 2025, for construction activities including sign replacements, milling, and repairs affecting I-24, I-40, and various state routes.

A man robbed Regions Bank on Clarksville Pike, Nashville. Police seek public help in identifying the suspect, who fled with cash. No injuries reported, and the bank has resumed operations.

The NWS in Nashville predicts mostly sunny skies with rising temperatures, though there's a potential for some showers midweek and towards the weekend.

Manhunt underway in Gallatin for suspect Little Page Drake III after Lisa Drake was killed in a domestic shooting. Authorities seek information on his whereabouts.

Nashville's Mayor Freddie O'Connell initiated 11 transportation projects under the CHYM program, funded by a $59.3M sales tax surcharge, to improve transit and infrastructure.

Nashville invites public comments on a new air pollution permit application, with a review period until April 6, 2025, for proposed construction or modification of pollution sources.